Using option groups (<OPTGROUP>) in Forms 2.0 picklists
Though Marketo forms use standard HTML input types (which is a very good thing for cross-platform compatibility) there are a few subtypes and niche uses that aren't supported →
Though Marketo forms use standard HTML input types (which is a very good thing for cross-platform compatibility) there are a few subtypes and niche uses that aren't supported →
Whether you're using a .ly or .io domain for coolness's sake, or if you legitimately operate out of a ccTLD like .fr or .mx, you need →
You're minutes away from sending an email when you realize: Oops, some leads shouldn't see that paragraph! What do you do when it's too →
Most users think webhooks can only perform inbound updates (that is, updates to the Marketo database) if they include field values in the response. If we chose a webhook explicitly →
Marketo Forms 2.0 “Stay on page” behavior (the default) can cause a few subtle problems — because it doesn't actually stay on the page hosting the form. Rather, →
You must UTM-tag email links in order to get maximum attribution on the web side. But Marketo offers no built-in way to verify the presence of utm_medium / utm_campaign →
> More in this 2018 post [https://blog.teknkl.com/velocitip-boolean-string-number-and-message/] on Booleans, Numbers, and Strings. And in this 2017 must-read [https://blog.teknkl.com/velocity-days-and-weeks/] on DateTime conversions/calculations. →
Asked often, but rarely answered with confidence: What are Marketo's standard fields?" Even if you have a baby-fresh Marketo instance, it's not as simple as →